All Ordinaries Index
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The major index of Australian stocks comprising 330 of the major companies listed On the Australian Stock Exchange. ...
Australian All Ordinaries Index investment & finance definition
A market capitalization-weighted index comprised of the largest 500 companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. It was developed in 1979 with a base value of 500.
All Ordinaries Accumulation Index: a measurement of the average movements in share price of a selection of major Australian companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.
All Ordinaries Index The major index of Australian stocks. This index represents 280 of the most active listed companies or the majority of the equity capitalization (excluding foreign companies) listed on the Australia Stock Exchange (ASX).
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All Ordinaries Index
The major stock price index in Australia. The capitalization weighted index is made up of the largest 500 companies as measured by market capitalization that are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.
The All Ordinaries Index (Australia) is shown with 13-day exponential moving average (EMA) and Elder Ray Bull & Bear Power.
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All Ordinaries Index An index of stock prices on the Australian Stock Exchange. alpha The amount that an investment's average rate of return exceeds the riskless rate, adjusted for the inherent systematic risk.
More recent examples include the events on Monday 17 April 2000, when the All Ordinaries Index (Australia's general market index) dropped from a value of 3,096 to 2,920, representing a 5.6 per cent drop, after being down 6.
After the 1987 crash, the ASX All Ordinaries actually rallied for two years on rising rates and then sold off through 1990 on falling rates. Stocks then rose in 1991 on continued falling rates and sold off in 1992 on even lower rates.
The main index is the S&P ASX 200 which is made up of the top 200 shares in the ASX. The previously significant All Ordinaries index still runs parallel to the S&P ASX 200. Both are commonly quoted together.
The Australian Stock Exchange supplies index figures on about 45 different groups.
The market as a whole. This should be assessed via inspection of the All Ordinaries, All Industrials, ...
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